1.) What a mother is, so should her child become?
- We are all given an intellect to know what is good or bad, and the will to
pursue the choices that we’ve made in our lives. I believe that it doesn’t
matter who or what your parents are that defines your character and personality. Maybe it is just one of the contributory factors
that mold a person. But having it mandated is another story.
It would be like you’re raising a robot-like child, not a real child at all.
2.) Ignorance is
bondage because like mind, like man.
- When you put the person in captivity, you are obstructing him from all his
rights. Likewise, the person who is ignorant, without knowledge, is unconscious
about his rights and therefore would be weak and/or incapable of defending
himself. This makes the person living in bondage.
3.) The country cannot
expect honor and prosperity as long as the education of the child is defective.
- Education is very much significant especially for a developing country to
achieve a stronger economy. If the education of the child is substandard, then
we cannot expect him to bring honor and prosperity to the nation. In order to
attain those, global competitiveness is essential. To be globally
competitive, proper and right education should be acquired.
4.) Rizal is a
reluctant revolutionary.
- Rizal is not a reluctant revolutionary. He just don’t want to fight with
the use of a sword and kill many lives of people like what other
revolutionaries do; instead he used his gift of intellect in writing and fought
with the use of a pen.
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